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[Title] => Thai farmers put pressure on PM over rice payments
[Summary] => Hundreds of disgruntled Thai farmers breached razor-wire barricades outside the prime minister's temporary office yesterday to protest the government's delayed payments from last year's rice crops.
[DatePublished] => 2014-02-18 05:08:30
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[Title] => Thailand's flagship rice buying policy turns sour
[Summary] => An ambitious rice buying program that Thailand's ruling party hoped would aid millions of its poor rural supporters may instead help bring down the increasingly cornered government.
[DatePublished] => 2014-02-07 04:11:00
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[Title] => China rejects status as world's biggest trader
[Summary] => China has a new status its government doesn't want — world's biggest trader.
[DatePublished] => 2013-02-20 06:34:37
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[Title] => China rejects status as world’s biggest trader
[Summary] => China’s government has taken the unusual step of publicly denying it passed the United States last year as the world’s biggest trader — a politically sensitive status.
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[Title] => China raises rare earths export quota for 2012
[Summary] => China on Wednesday slightly increased this year's quota for rare earths exports under controversial controls on the exotic minerals needed by manufacturers of mobile phones and other high-tech products.
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[Title] => China's premier warns of further economic slowdown
[Summary] => China's economy faces "huge pressure" to slow further despite stimulus measures, Premier Wen Jiabao said Sunday, damping hopes for a quick recovery from the deepest slump since the 2008 global financial crisis.
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[Title] => China cuts 2012 rare earths export quota
[Summary] => China announced a cut Tuesday in its rare earths export quota as it tries to shore up sagging prices for the exotic metals used in mobile phones and other high-tech goods.
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[Title] => Investment in China falls amid world doldrums
[Summary] => Foreign investment in China fell nearly 10 percent in November in the latest evidence of the rising toll that weakness in the West is taking on the world’s No. 2 economy.
[DatePublished] => 2011-12-16 00:00:00
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[Title] => China slaps anti-dumping duties on US-made cars
[Summary] => China has imposed duties on imports of some US-made vehicles, claiming damage from foreign automakers due to dumping and subsidies in the latest round of trade friction between the two countries.
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[Title] => China defends chicken tariffs after US complaint
[Summary] => China says that the tariffs it imposed on imports of U.S. chicken last year are legal, after the United States filed a complaint with the World Trade Organization saying Beijing violated international trade rules.
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